Corner Lights/ Turn Signals
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From: Nazareth/Pen Argyl, Pennsylvania
Year: 1989
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The other day I was thinking of doing something with the corner lights up front. I wanted to either make them blink with the turn signal, or switch out the lenses to clear and change the bulb color to a blue or other color. I have no idea where to start with the blinker setup, so has anyone done that? For the bulb change, is that legal since they don't actually blink or really serve a purpose? Also, is there any way to make the blinkers brighter? They are pretty dim and I don't wanna end up in an accident. I was gonna try an LED bulb but that might not work with the 23 year old wiring.
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not sure if these are the ones you're referring to, but I like them the most. nice, clean, and subtle (scroll down)
I'm sure they have a full clear signal package somewhere
http://www.quadratec.com/products/pr...&srt=p&sv=1000
I'm sure they have a full clear signal package somewhere
http://www.quadratec.com/products/pr...&srt=p&sv=1000
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The other day I was thinking of doing something with the corner lights up front. I wanted to either make them blink with the turn signal, or switch out the lenses to clear and change the bulb color to a blue or other color. I have no idea where to start with the blinker setup, so has anyone done that? For the bulb change, is that legal since they don't actually blink or really serve a purpose? Also, is there any way to make the blinkers brighter? They are pretty dim and I don't wanna end up in an accident. I was gonna try an LED bulb but that might not work with the 23 year old wiring.
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The other day I was thinking of doing something with the corner lights up front. I wanted to either make them blink with the turn signal, or switch out the lenses to clear and change the bulb color to a blue or other color. I have no idea where to start with the blinker setup, so has anyone done that? For the bulb change, is that legal since they don't actually blink or really serve a purpose? Also, is there any way to make the blinkers brighter? They are pretty dim and I don't wanna end up in an accident. I was gonna try an LED bulb but that might not work with the 23 year old wiring.
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Atmos, I've seen those before. That's what I wanna get. I just don't know if blue bulbs would be legal or not.
freegdr, I thought about that. The bulbs are probably startin to go on it. I don't know the last time they were changed.
cruiser54, If you could find that it would be awesome. I thought wiring them to blink alternately would be too complicated for me since I'm not too good with electrical stuff. I'm more of a mechanical guy. Even wiring them to blink at the same time would be cool.
freegdr, I thought about that. The bulbs are probably startin to go on it. I don't know the last time they were changed.
cruiser54, If you could find that it would be awesome. I thought wiring them to blink alternately would be too complicated for me since I'm not too good with electrical stuff. I'm more of a mechanical guy. Even wiring them to blink at the same time would be cool.
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Atmos, I've seen those before. That's what I wanna get. I just don't know if blue bulbs would be legal or not.
freegdr, I thought about that. The bulbs are probably startin to go on it. I don't know the last time they were changed.
cruiser54, If you could find that it would be awesome. I thought wiring them to blink alternately would be too complicated for me since I'm not too good with electrical stuff. I'm more of a mechanical guy. Even wiring them to blink at the same time would be cool.
freegdr, I thought about that. The bulbs are probably startin to go on it. I don't know the last time they were changed.
cruiser54, If you could find that it would be awesome. I thought wiring them to blink alternately would be too complicated for me since I'm not too good with electrical stuff. I'm more of a mechanical guy. Even wiring them to blink at the same time would be cool.
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If you could find it let me know. You can either type it up and pm me or scan it and send the document to me through my e-mail if you like. Whatever is good for you. If it's simple I might just tackle it this weekend. Thanks!
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EDIT: whoops I'm full of it. In your state it may be illegal. Here's the law from Ontario:
Intermittent red light restricted 62(14); Red light in front (15); Vehicles of firefighters (16); Flashing blue light on snow-removal equipment (31); Restriction on use of flashing blue light (32)
So up here if you wanted to run blue markers they'd have to be non-flashing.
Intermittent red light restricted 62(14); Red light in front (15); Vehicles of firefighters (16); Flashing blue light on snow-removal equipment (31); Restriction on use of flashing blue light (32)
So up here if you wanted to run blue markers they'd have to be non-flashing.
Last edited by salad; May 12, 2012 at 01:20 PM. Reason: Bad info
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From: Nazareth/Pen Argyl, Pennsylvania
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EDIT: whoops I'm full of it. In your state it may be illegal. Here's the law from Ontario:
Intermittent red light restricted 62(14); Red light in front (15); Vehicles of firefighters (16); Flashing blue light on snow-removal equipment (31); Restriction on use of flashing blue light (32)
So up here if you wanted to run blue markers they'd have to be non-flashing.
Intermittent red light restricted 62(14); Red light in front (15); Vehicles of firefighters (16); Flashing blue light on snow-removal equipment (31); Restriction on use of flashing blue light (32)
So up here if you wanted to run blue markers they'd have to be non-flashing.
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Herp Derp Jerp

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Yeah. I get reminded every time I ride the ferry to the local giant island. A sign reads "PLEASE YIELD TO VEHICLES WITH FLASHING GREEN LIGHTS - VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT"
It's a half hour trip across the lake/river though... one would think that by the time they make it over (and after spending half an hour in line) the excitement would kinda be over...
It's a half hour trip across the lake/river though... one would think that by the time they make it over (and after spending half an hour in line) the excitement would kinda be over...
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From: Nazareth/Pen Argyl, Pennsylvania
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Yeah. I get reminded every time I ride the ferry to the local giant island. A sign reads "PLEASE YIELD TO VEHICLES WITH FLASHING GREEN LIGHTS - VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT"
It's a half hour trip across the lake/river though... one would think that by the time they make it over (and after spending half an hour in line) the excitement would kinda be over...

It's a half hour trip across the lake/river though... one would think that by the time they make it over (and after spending half an hour in line) the excitement would kinda be over...



